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Cables v Bamber Bridge
Evo-Stik League Division One North
Monday 17th April 2017,3.00pm
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Welcome to Volair Park
Prescot Cables v Bamber Bridge
Monday 17th April 2017, 3.00pm
Good afternoon everyone! Happy Easter and welcome to Volair
Who’s Who at Park for today’s match in the Evo-Stik League Division One North.
Volair Park The warmest of welcomes is extended to the players, officials and
supporters of Bamber Bridge, as well as to the match officials.
Vice Presidents: Phil Blundell,
Bob Nicholson, Keith Brown Welcome, also, to our own players and supporters and any neutrals
Chair: Tony Zeverona in the crowd for this afternoon’s fixture. Thanks are due to today’s
Vice Chair / General Manager: Match and Ball Sponsors, The Royal Oak Hotel for their generous
Ken Derbyshire support.
Club Secretary: Howard Nulty
Treasurer: Norman Parr These notes are being written immediately after last Tuesday’s
Match Secretary: vacant victory over Lancaster City, which gave Cables the points required
Legal Advisor: Peter Kneale
to secure their place in the division for next season. To put in such
Commercial Manager: Steve
an outstanding performance against a team challenging for the
Garnett
Social Events: Mike Flaherty
championship speaks volumes about the ability and character of this
Executive: Joe Gibiliru, Steve group of players.
Nolan, Geoff Conway, Jimmy
Russell, Peter Roberts, Robbie A word too, for our magnificent supporters; to get a season’s-best
Williams, Jamie Weston, Andy crowd in midweek, when crowds are typically lower, is fantastic. It
Paxton. really makes a difference to the team, as was evident by the players
Press Officer: Richard Quinn reaction to the final whistle at the end of the Lancaster game.
Bar Manager: Lynda
Derbyshire It is to be hoped that the superb form of recent weeks will be rewarded
Football Manager: Brian with silverware. Arrangements for the Liverpool Senior Cup Final are
Richardson yet to be confirmed at the time of going to press but it would be a
Assistant Manager Steve fitting end to the campaign to get the Final played on the May Bank
Pilling Holiday or the following Saturday if at all possible. As soon as the
Coaches: Gary Williams & Roy date and venue are confirmed, news will be circulated via the club
Grundy
website and Twitter feed.
Physio: Tony Carroll
Kit Managers: Paul Watkinson
& Norman Parr
Before that, though, we have a difficult match against Bamber
Hospitality: Harry Boydell & Bridge to contend with. As this is our final home League fixture of the
Sandra Williams season, the team will be looking to claim the points. However, our
Ground Maintenance: Harry visitors will be looking to avenge Cables’ big win on Boxing Day and
Molyneux, Dave Harding & will surely capitalise if we are not at our best.
Peter Meakin
Programme Team: The end of season awards take place here after the match at Radcliffe
Editor: Gareth Coates Borough next weekend and are a great opportunity to unwind and
Contributions: David Fry, reflect on a season which offers much to build on.
Howard Nulty, Steve Garnett,
Mike Flaherty, Glyn Williams, Whichever side you’re supporting and whether you’re a first time
Ronnie Williams. Content is visitor or a regular, enjoy the game and have a safe journey home.
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Football in Bamber Bridge can be traced back as far as the late 1800s. However, the present
club was established in the summer of 1974 when the old Bamber Bridge club amalgamated
with neighbouring outfit Walton-Le-Dale. The new club played at the King George’s Playing
Field and the early years were marked with a high degree of success on the local football
scene.
The first sixteen seasons was spent in the Preston & District League Premier Division and
many honours were gained. The first season, 1974-75, proved a somewhat modest one with
a 12th place finish in the league. However, an improved showing the following term saw the
fledgling club finish 5th in the table and they won their first piece of silverware, when lifting
the Lytham Medal competition. Modest though this first honour may have been, it was to be
the first of many successes to come the clubs way throughout the years that followed. The
Premier Division championship was won for the first time in the 1980-81 season and was the
first of four title successes. This honour was also achieved in 1985-86, 1986-87 and for the
last time in 1989-90. The club also finished as Premier Division runners-up three times in
1978-79, 1982-83 and 1984-85.
During those sixteen seasons spent in the Preston & District League ‘Brig’ also enjoyed
success in the League Cup competition, the Guildhall Cup. They emerged winners of the
tournament on four occasions; firstly in 1978-79 and again in 1980-81, when they achieved
the ‘league and cup double’ for the first time. They won the Guildhall Cup for the third time
in 1984-85 and again in 1989-90, when winning the ‘league and cup double’ for the second
time. The club were also Finalists in 1977-78, 1979-80 and 1987-88. Along the way, the club
finished as finalists in the Premier Division Ward Shield in 1983-84.
In those early years Bamber Bridge won the prestigious Lancashire FA Amateur Shield in
1981-82 and were finalists in 1980-81 and 1989-90.
Throughout this period, the club committee had worked towards establishing a football ground
of their own and in 1983 a piece of derelict land was purchased with the help of South Ribble
District Council and the Sports Council. It took four years of dedicated work and considerable
expense to change this overgrown land into a football pitch, which was named Irongate after
the local area. It was indeed a proud moment to see the team play on the club’s own ground
after having played on a park pitch for so long. The first game at Irongate was played in
August 1987 and since then continual development and improvements have taken place at
the ground to enable the club to enjoy a place within the National League System.
Sustained success in the Preston & District League prompted the club to seek progression and
at the beginning of the 1990-91 campaign the club joined the North West Counties League.
In their first season, in what was in those days, the first rung of the National League System,
’Brig’ finished in a creditable 4th spot in the Second Division. Twelve months later and the
club won its first honour in the semi-professional game when taking the North West Counties
League Second Division championship and with it promotion to the top flight. The 1992-93
campaign proved to be a storming success with a runners-up spot in the First Division which
was to see the club promoted for the second season running with a place in the First Division
of the Northern Premier League. During that memorable season the club reached the Semi-
Final of the FA Vase, only one step away from the famous Wembley Stadium. Then just to top
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things off, ‘Brig’ were finalists in the North West Counties League Floodlit Trophy. The club’s
three year stay in the NWCL had been a rollercoaster ride.
During this period floodlights were installed at the Irongate ground and further ground
improvements were made to facilitate promotion to the Northern Premier League. In their first
season in the NPL, the club finished in a creditable 13th place in the First Division and were
finalists in the First Division Cup. In the following campaign, 1994-95, the club won promotion
for the fourth time in its history, after finishing runners-up in the First Division. Also that term,
Brig captured the Northern Premier League Challenge Cup when overcoming those famous
cup fighters, Bishop Auckland, by 2-1 at Bolton Wanderers’ old ground, Burnden Park, before
lifting the Lancashire FA Challenge Trophy, with a 2-1 victory over favourites Morecambe at
Deepdale.
Against all the odds in 1995-96, their first season in the Premier Division, the club won the
Northern Premier League title beating off late challenges from Hyde United and Boston
United, the final outcome depending on the results on the last day of the season - a history
making season for the club. ‘Brig’ reached the Lancashire FA Challenge Trophy Final for the
second time on the trot, but this time finished as runners-up, losing 0-1 against Morecambe;
the Final once more being played at Deepdale.
Bamber Bridge entertained the Czech Republic International team in a friendly game prior
to the Czechs opening game against Germany in the European International Championship
Finals in 1996. The successful Czech side had used Irongate for some of their preparations
for the tournament in which they eventually finished as finalists.
In 1999-00 the club enjoyed an excellent run in the FA Cup, reaching the Second Round
Proper for the first time in their history before bowing out by a narrow 0-1 margin at Football
League Second Division side Cambridge United, the result decided on a disputed penalty.
The club made it to the Lancashire FA Challenge Trophy Final for the third time that season
but once again finished as runners-up after going down heavily by 0-5 against Marine in the
Final at Chorley’s Victory Park.
After enjoying seven years in the Premier Division, the 2001-02 season proved a disaster with
the club finishing bottom of the pile, and with a last minute reprieve via the play-offs failing to
materialise, the club experienced relegation for the first time in its history. Restructuring of
the National League System at the start of the 2004-05 season saw the club regain Premier
Division status after two years in the lower section.
Time spent back in the higher grade though lasted only twelve months and the club once
again experienced the bitter pill of relegation at the end of the 2004-05 season, after finishing
second from the bottom of the table. The season however, was not a complete disaster and
despite the loss of Premier Division status, the Northern Premier League President’s Cup was
lifted with a 3-2 aggregate win over Witton Albion.
Further restructuring of the National League System in season 2007-08 saw the club placed
in the First Division North of the Northern Premier League. ’Brig’ reached the play-offs in the
first season of the new regionalised set-up; losing out by 2-3 to FC United of Manchester in
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the Semi-Final at Gigg Lane, Bury. ‘Brig’ once again reached the Lancashire FA Challenge
Trophy Final for the fourth time in 2010-11 but lost out by 0-1 against AFC Fylde in the Final
at Bolton Wanderers’ Reebok Stadium.
Due to financial restrictions the season 2012-12 was one of consolidation in the 1st Division
North and by Easter saw a change in manager , with Tony Greenwood leaving the club and
Neil Crowe who had been Tony’s assistant stepping up to the manager’s job. Also appointed
was Neil Reynolds who had re-joined the club at the start of 2009-2010 season and joined
the coaching staff the following season and stepped up further as assistant manager to Neil
Crowe. The season proved to be a very hard one both on and off the field, but a 13th place
reflected on all the hard work that the management and players had put in.
Season 2012-13 started off very slowly with consistency very hard to come by, then after the
Christmas period , things began to improve with new signings, and two great runs especially
the last one which saw us lose only 3 games out of the last 17, to finish the season just outside
the play offs in 9th place.
The following season turned out to be more successful, with ‘Brig’ narrowly missing out on
promotion after suffering defeat at the hands of Ramsbottom United in extra time of the play-
off Final. That match turned out to be the last game to be played at The Irongate Stadium;
after local legend Sir Tom Finney passed away in February, the club obtained permission to
rename the ground The Sir Tom Finney Stadium. It is a name that is world famous in football
and all at the club feel very proud and humble that Sir Tom’s family agreed; his son Brian also
became an honorary president of the club.
After the worst possible start to the 2014-15 season, in which ‘Brig’ conceded 7 goals in the
opening match of the season, the only way from there was up. With one or two changes in
the playing staff , things got much better and the club became a force at both home and away.
In the middle of October, the club signed arguably one of the best players to wear a B.B.F.C.
Shirt in the vastly experienced ex Preston North End and Nottingham Forrest midfielder Paul
McKenna. After a couple of games Paul settled in and results improved all the time .Despite
a blip in form around Christmas the team finished in third place and after beating Northwich
Victoria in the semi-final of the play offs ‘Brig’ lost the final for the second season in a row, this
time to Darlington 1883.
Season 2015-16 was an indifferent season in the league , but an F.A. Cup campaign that saw
‘Brig’ reach the 4th Qualifying round enabled some well needed revenue to enter the club’s
coffers. After one of the worst Decembers on record for rain, Brig did well to finish the season
at The Sir Tom Finney Stadium due to a collapsed drain and that hard-earned revenue from
the F.A.Cup was soon spent on repairing the pitch.
There was some consolation when ‘the Brig’ won the prestigious Fair Play Award for the three
divisions of the Northern Premier League, which came with a cheque for £1000,
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Introducing the players of:
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NEIL REYNOLDS. [ Manager]]
Midfielder Neil is in his third spell at Irongate. On leaving school Neil joined North West
Counties League side Darwen in 1993 before joining Football League side Plymouth Argyle in
the 1994-95 season. Returned north in 1995 and spent three and a half years back at Darwen
before joining Bamber Bridge in 1998. Moved on to Kendal Town for a short spell in 1999-00
before joining Clitheroe where he enjoyed five successful years. Whilst at Shawbridge Neil
played in both legs of the Semi-Final of the FA Vase in 2000-01 against Western League side
Taunton Town. He was a key member of the Clitheroe side that lifted the North West Counties
League title in 2003-04 and scored the winning goal in the closing minutes of the game at
Nantwich Town to earn his side promotion to the Northern Premier League. Rejoined Bamber
Bridge for a short stay at the start of the 2006-07 season before returning to Clitheroe where
he became manager. Re-signed for Bamber Bridge at the start of the 2009-10 season and
joined the coaching staff at the start of the 2010-11 season.
SIMON WILES [Assistant Manager]
Started his football education at Blackpool, before going out on wo loan spells with Macclesfield
Town, moved to Scottish 1st Division club Dunfermline Athletic in August 2008 on a one year
contract, but was later to suffer a serious knee injury which ruled him out for the rest of the
season. In January 2010 Simon joined Conference side Barrow, but suffered with his knee
again that put him out for the rest of the 2010-11 season. In 2013 Simon signed for Chorley,
in the summer of 2014 he moved to Salford City and then on to Bamber Bridge in November,
with Simon’s injury problems, he has now joined the coaching staff at the Brig.
STUART BARTON [Goalkeeper & Coach]
After spending two months with Brig at the start of the 2015-16 season he left to go to Prescot
Cables; he returned to Brig in the summer of 2016 and claimed the No1 shirt.
MIKE FAULKNER, [Coach]
Mike rejoined the club after a short break from football, he has also been doing a scouting role
for the last two seasons. Mike was manager of Brig’s successful reserve side when he led
them to the League and Cup double a few seasons ago.
OLIVER HOWES, [Physio]
Olly is in his second season with the club and is not only a most important member of the back
room staff , but also someone who the players trust and respect. His expertise and know how
are second to none when it comes to treating players.
CHRIS MARLOW. [Left Winger]
Chris started his football career at the Preston North End Centre of excellence as a left winger.
He was released as a teenager, and joined North West Counties League side Daisy Hill,
where he represented the Lancashire County FA side. He is a versatile player who came
through the Lancashire League side in the 2008-09 season at Bamber Bridge making his first
team debut for the club on the 4th April 2009 at Irongate in the First Division North against
Harrogate Railway Athletic.
ALISTAIR WADDECAR.[[Midfield /Striker]
Alistair joined the ranks at Irongate at the start of the 2010-11 season after impressing during
a number of pre-season games for Brig. He is a local lad who learned his football at Deepdale
where he enjoyed a twelve month stay before leaving North End at the age of sixteen andIntroducing the players of:
Bamber Bridge
joining West Lancashire League outfit Lostock St Gerard’s in 2008-09. He spent two seasons
with the Watering Pool Lane side before joining Bamber Bridge in July 2010.
PHIL DOUGHTY. [Defender]
Phil started his football education at Blackpool before moving to Fleetwood at the end of
his contract. He had spells with Macclesfield and Welshpool before joining A.F.C.Fylde for
a second spell, The Kirkham born defender joined the Brig for a second time at the start of
season 2016/17.
MATT LAWLOR, [Defender]
Matt started his football education at Blackpool, were he was sent out on loan to Leigh and
Farsley before being released. He joined A.F.C.Fylde in 2006 and made over 110 appearances,
before signing for Bamber Bridge in November 2011.
ADAM DODD [ Midfield/Defender]
Adam was a regular for previous club Chorley until injury limited his opportunities. After a
season in and out of the First Team at Victory Park, Adam signed for Brig during 2015-16,
making the left back spot his own. Later on in the season he moved to midfield where he looks
very much at home.
STUART VASEY [Striker]
Stuart signed from local football after impressing in pre-season,scoring four goals in as many
games. He has settled in quickly and looks to be a very promising player.
JOSHUA HEATON, [Defender]
After being released by Preston North End, Josh had spells with Chorley, Staylbridge Celtic
and Droylsden before signing for Bamber Bridge just before Christmas 2016
CURTIS THOMPSON [Midfield]
Having left Bamber Bridge for Skelmersdale United, Curtis returned to Bamber Bridge early in
the 2014-15 season. The ex-Blackpool player was voted Bamber Bridge Young Player of the
Season at the end of that campaign after playing 43 games and scoring 8 goals.
JAMIE MILLIGAN. [Midfield]
A vastly experienced midfield player who played League football with Everton and Blackpool
before playing for Hyde United. Jamie joined Fleetwood Town in 2005 and made over 200
appearances for them, he then had spells at Stockport County, Southport and Harrogate
Town, before joining Brig in pre-season of 2015.
REGAN LINNEY [Striker]
A teenage striker signed from A.F.C.Fylde who scored consistently for their Academy side and
signed for Brig in July 2015. Regan came off the bench in extra time to score the winner in the
2014-15 NPL First Division North play off semi-final against Northwich Victoria.
GEORGE BOWYER [Defender]
George started his football education at Rochdale were he went on to become captain of
the youth and reserve teams. He is now in his third spell with Brig having also played for
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Introducing the players of:
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KIT GREGORY [Midfield]
Kit is a product of the Brig’s academy link with Preston College and was promoted to the First
Team squad at the start of the 2016-17 season. He is very skilful and highly rated at the Brig,
one for the future.
ELLIOT POND. [Striker]
Another product of the youth set up, Elliot joined the First Team squad at the start of the 2016-
17 season. Elliot shows good awareness in and around the box and is related to Fleetwood
Town legend Nathan Pond.
AARON FLEMING. [Midfield]
Aaron joined Bamber Bridge from A,F,C,Blackpool in January 2017. Aaron is very skilful and
can operate in midfield or as a striker.
SAM FREAKES. [Midfield]
The Manchester born midfielder joined Bamber Bridge in February 2017 from Ramsbottom
United. Sam is a skilful midfielder with a sweet left foot.
STEVEN JAMES. [Goalkeeper]
Steven was released from Preston North End after serving the club through the acadamy right
through to being third choice keeper. While at North End, Steven had a 3 month loan spell with
Bamber Bridge and when released went on to play at Droylsden and Nelson, before returning
to Bamber Bridge in September 2016.
CHRIS McDONAGH. [Striker]
Date of Birth 04-03-1983 Chris is a well travelled striker who has played at numerous non-
league clubs including Trafford and Droylsden among others. He is a very strong and robust
striker in the old fashioned centre-forward mould.
MICHAEL POTTS. [Midfield]
Michael was brought up in a footballing family with brother Colin and father Eric both
professionals, Michael is a very acomplished midfielder who can dictate play from the midfield
and also score goals. He had been targeted by Bamber Bridge for two years before making
the move to the Brig.
RYAN RILEY. [ Winger]
Blackpool-born Ryan joined Bamber Bridge from Squires Gate and soon showed that the step
up from the North West Counties League wasn’t going to be a problem. With great skill and
speed on the wing, Ryan can be a full-back’s nightmare on his day.
SAM STAUNTON-TURNER [Midfield]
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the short time he has been at the club. He likes to win the ball in midfield and set things up
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How I became part of the Cable Nation
by Gareth Coates
As this is the final programme of the League season, I thought I would take up a little space
for some personal reflections on the season and how I (accidentally) became involved with the
club as your programme editor.
I’ve been involved in football at this level for most of my life; I worked for the Middlesex FA for
five and a half years before moving to Kirkby for family reasons at the end of 2015 and had
produced all the Middlesex FA’s programmes and publications throughout my time there. I
also ran their competitions for the last three years I was there.
That’s not to say I didn’t know what it is like to volunteer for your local club; I remain a vice-
president of my old club, Ashford Town (Middlesex), where I did all manner of jobs over a ten-
year spell. My affection for the Tangerines, who like Cables, play at Step 4 - in Division One
Central of the Southern League - remains undimmed.
Mind you, finding a new job was my priority after relocating and although I watched a few
matches at other clubs last season, groundhopping wasn’t giving me much enjoyment. Then,
on the opening day of this season, I walked into Volair Park for the first time.
As soon as you walk down Hope Street, you can sense the atmosphere and the history of the
ground. Then you pass through the turnstile; the ground is magnificent, in its own way. Maybe
it helped that the weather was good, or that we won; either way, Cables is my local senior club
and I enjoyed my first visit and how friendly the welcome was.While I attended matches only
sporadically, I kept a close eye on results and bought a share when the annual drive was run.
And then, at the end of January, I found myself being asked to put together a single programme,
as my predecessor, Paul Watkinson, had stepped down. I don’t blame him! Paul does a
number of other jobs around the club and this particular role is a time-consuming one. But I
knew that if I said ‘no’, the club could get fined, so I agreed to help out. As the saying goes,
‘the rest is history’.I’ve enjoyed the last few months tremendously, even if I’m a bit remote from
the action sometimes.
To my frustration, I don’t get to many games; it is difficult to juggle work, studying with the
Open University and the demands of two small children alongside helping a football club. For
example, because of an early deadline caused by Easter, I had to choose between watching
the Lancaster match or compiling this programme; I saw the result come in on Twitter. Yet, I
still feel part of it all and this club already feels as special to me as Ashford was and is. To get
the crowds that we do and to generate such a phenomenal atmosphere at games is brilliant
and I sense that this club - our club - is building something special.
So, to finish, I’d like to say thank you. A special thank you to all those who have helped me with
the programme, particularly our brilliant photographer David Fry. Thank you to the Board and
all the volunteers who put in far more work than I do to keep the club on an even keel. Thank
you to the players for giving your all every week. Thank you to the supporters who get behind
the team each and every week.Thank you all for making me feel welcome and that I’m part of
this great club. I hope that my efforts in recent weeks have provided some enjoyment and that
I’ve been able to build on Paul’s work before mine.
Have a great summer. See you next season!New Light on Jack Roscoe
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Division One North News
HARRISON PARK TO HOST INTEGRO LEAGUE CUP FINAL
Leek Town’s Harrison Park has been chosen to host the final of this season’s Integro Sports Cup
final.
The Northern Premier League’s League Cup will be contested between our visitors today, Bamber
Bridge and Grantham Town on Wednesday 19th April.
Grantham beat Clitheroe 2-1 with a brace from Lee Shaw to book their place in the final, while Brig
needed penalties to see off Buxton as they were held to a 0-0 draw before Regan Linney scored the
all important spot kick in a 4-2 victory.
This isn’t the first time Harrison Park has hosted a big game this season as the ground was chosen
to host England under 17’s game against Spain in February of this year with the visitors running out
5-1 winners.
We would like to wish Bamber Bridge the very best of luck in the Final.
SEADOGS ASSISTANT MANAGER HANGS UP HIS BOOTS
Chris Bolder, player/assistant-manager at Evo-Stik Northern Premeir League First Division North
club Scarborough Athletic, has decided to hang up his boots.
Bolder, 34, collapsed during Saturday’s 2-0 win at Seel Park against Mossley AFC after suffering
from breathing difficulties.
He was then stretchered from the pitch and taken to a nearby hospital.
Bolder has been suffering high blood pressure for seven years or so and is under treatment for it.
But since coming out of hospital and reflecting on the situation over the weekend, he has decided
to call time on his playing career with Boro and concentrate on his off-field assistance to manager
Steve Kittrick.
Bolder played in the Football League for Grimsby Town between 2001 and 2004 after coming through
the youth ranks at Hull City.
The midfielder has also appeared for Ossett Town and Guiseley AFC as well as notably spending
seven seasons in two spells with North Ferriby United.
He joined Scarborough prior to the 2013-14 season along with North Ferriby team-mates Paul Foot,
Gary Bradshaw and Steve Ridley, firmly establishing himself in the centre of the Boro midfield.
Bolder was cruelly sidelined in November 2014 with a cruciate knee injury against Bamber Bridge,
but he still kept involved with the club as a coach.
In December 2015, he stepped up alongside Matty Bloor to take temporary charge of the first-team
and was key to the subsequent appointment of Kittrick as manager.2016-17 Season
First Team Statistics
FIRST TEAM APPEARANCES 2016-17
Up to and including 11/04/17
2016-17 Season Cables Career
Sub. Sub.
Apps. Apps. Goals Player Apps. Apps. Goals
2 0 0 Aghayere, N 2 0 0
16 0 11 Almond, C 16 0 11
10 13 1 Bannister, P 128 25 17
21 0 0 Brocklehurst, T 22 0 0
16 0 0 Burgess, M 54 0 0
0 3 0 Burke, J 1 3 0
7 3 1 Cain, H 7 3 1
22 10 0 Cartwright, B 22 10 0
0 1 0 Coyne, L 0 1 0
1 3 0 Cussani, M 1 3 0
35 8 10 Dean, L 65 17 24
9 7 5 Dolling, J 9 7 5
21 7 13 Doran, R 102 21 60
10 2 0 Doyle, J 10 2 0
43 6 5 Edgar, J 87 29 13
4 2 2 Faux, J 4 2 2
16 0 2 Fernandes, V 16 0 2
12 6 0 Flood, D 46 16 0
0 2 0 Grainger, C 6 17 0
26 15 0 Herbert, J 64 18 2
31 2 0 Johnstone, B 47 3 0
13 8 0 Jones, J 18 8 0
0 1 0 Lawton, C 0 1 0
20 9 11 Marie, D 20 9 11
47 0 2 McCulloch, J 264 19 20
6 1 0 McIntosh, R 87 6 3
1 0 0 Morton, J 1 0 0
11 9 5 Nicholson, Joe 34 22 8
8 15 3 Nicholson, Josh 19 30 5
1 0 0 Novak, L 5 3 0
1 0 0 Nugent, A 5 1 0
4 3 0 O'Rielly, J 72 6 0
12 5 2 Phillips, J 58 7 13
8 0 0 Priestley, P 26 0 0
13 9 6 Quirk, N 13 9 6
10 5 7 Reid, D 10 5 7
0 1 0 Sanbor, C 0 1 0
9 11 2 Scarisbrick, A 16 31 3
1 1 0 Shinks, A 88 21 3
23 4 0 Simpson, M 23 4 0
19 8 0 Staunton-Turner, S 32 10 2
2 2 0 Weaver, N 2 2 0
0 1 0 Wilson, S 0 1 0
17 3 6 Wright, D 79 9 15
16 5 2 Wynne, J 16 5 2
Prescot Cables FC 2016-17 First Team Fixtu Date Opponents Comp. Att Res. 1 2 3 4 5 30/07/16 Litherland REMYCA A LSCSF 207 9-0 Priestley Herbert Johnstone O'Rielly McCulloch 04/08/16 Everton H LSCF 865 0-3 Brocklehurst Herbert Johnstone O'Rielly McCulloch 13/08/16 Osset Town H ES1N 235 2-0 Brocklehurst Jones Johnstone Herbert McCulloch 16/08/16 Droylsden A ES1N 125 2-2 Brocklehurst Jones Johnstone Herbert McCulloch 20/08/16 Trafford H FACp 228 0-1 Brocklehurst Jones Johnstone Herbert McCulloch 27/08/16 Radcliffe Borough H ES1N 206 1-1 Brocklehurst Jones Johnstone Herbert McCulloch 29/08/16 Burscough A ES1N 134 5-0 Brocklehurst Cartwright Johnstone Herbert McCulloch 03/09/16 Clitheroe A ES1N 316 2-1 Brocklehurst Cartwright Johnstone Herbert McCulloch 10/09/16 Scarborough Athletic A ES1N 280 1-4 Brocklehurst Jones Johnstone Herbert McCulloch 13/09/16 Kendal Town H IDCp 120 1-2 Brocklehurst Jones Nugent O'Rielly McCulloch 17/09/16 Mossley H ES1N 245 0-5 Brocklehurst Cartwright Johnstone Herbert McCulloch 20/09/16 Colwyn Bay H ES1N 221 0-1 Brocklehurst Cartwright Johnstone Herbert McCulloch 24/09/16 Ramsbottom United A ES1N 206 1-1 Brocklehurst Jones Johnstone Herbert McCulloch 27/09/16 Hyde United H ES1N 248 0-4 Brocklehurst Jones Johnstone Herbert McCulloch 01/10/16 Colne A ES1N 292 1-5 Brocklehurst Cartwright Shinks O'Rielly McCulloch 08/10/16 Ossett Albion H FATp 290 1-1 Brocklehurst Jones Johnstone Cartwright McCulloch 11/10/16 Ossett Albion A FATp 87 1-0 Brocklehurst Jones Johnstone Cartwright McCulloch 15/10/16 Brighouse Town H ES1N 265 0-0 Brocklehurst Jones Johnstone Cartwright McCulloch 18/10/16 Lancaster City A ES1N 159 0-2 Brocklehurst Jones Johnstone Cartwright McIntosh 22/10/16 Farsley Celtic H ES1N 206 0-3 Brocklehurst Jones Johnstone McIntosh McCulloch 29/10/16 Ramsbottom United A FAT1q 216 1-2 Brocklehurst Flood Johnstone McIntosh McCulloch 01/11/16 Trafford A ES1N 138 1-5 Brocklehurst Flood Johnstone McIntosh McCulloch 05/11/16 Kendal Town A ES1N 164 1-3 Priestley Cartwright Johnstone McIntosh Herbert 12/11/16 Clitheroe H ES1N 296 2-2 Priestley Fernandes Johnstone McCulloch Cartwright 15/11/16 Ashton Town A LSC1 81 9-0 Morton Flood Johnstone McCulloch Herbert 19/11/16 Tadcaster Albion H ES1N 203 1-0 Priestley Fernandes Johnstone McCulloch Cartwright 26/11/16 Goole A ES1N 137 2-1 Priestley Fernandes Johnstone McCulloch Cartwright 03/12/16 Scarborough Athletic H ES1N 260 0-2 Priestley Fernandes Johnstone McCulloch Cartwright 06/12/16 Colwyn Bay A ES1N 152 1-2 Novak Fernandes Johnstone McCulloch Cartwright 10/12/16 Mossley A ES1N 130 2-7 Priestley Fernandes Johnstone McCulloch Herbert 17/12/16 Ramsbottom United H ES1N 222 2-4 Priestley Fernandes Edgar McCulloch Herbert 26/12/16 Bamber Bridge A ES1N 281 5-1 Burgess Flood Fernandes McCulloch Cartwright 07/01/17 Glossop North End A ES1N 349 1-3 Burgess Flood Fernandes McCulloch Cartwright 14/01/17 Osset Albion H ES1N 301 5-0 Burgess Herbert Fernandes McCulloch Doyle 17/01/17 AFC Liverpool H LSCQF 224 4-0 Burgess Flood Johnstone Cartwright McCulloch 21/01/17 Hyde United A ES1N 293 1-1 Burgess Flood Fernandes McCulloch Doyle 04/02/17 Brighouse Town A ES1N 166 1-2 Burgess Herbert Fernandes McCulloch Doyle 11/02/17 Colne H ES1N 245 3-2 Burgess Herbert Johnstone Cartwright Doyle 18/02/17 Ossett Albion A ES1N 174 0-3 Burgess Herbert Johnstone Cartwright Doyle 21/02/17 Trafford H ES1N 249 2-0 Burgess Almond Edgar Doyle McCulloch 25/02/17 Farsley Celtic A ES1N 158 1-2 Burgess Almond Edgar McCulloch Doyle 04/03/17 Kendal Town H ES1N 310 1-1 Burgess Almond Edgar McCulloch Doyle 11/03/17 Droylsden H ES1N 302 0-0 Burgess Fernandes Edgar McCulloch Doyle 25/03/17 Goole H ES1N 355 2-2 Burgess Almond Edgar McCulloch Doyle 28/03/17 Bootle A LSCSF 310 5-1 Burgess Flood Fernandes Herbert McCulloch 01/04/17 Tadcaster Albion A ES1N 293 2-2 Burgess Fernandes Edgar McCulloch Herbert 04/04/17 Burscough H ES1N 257 4-0 Aghayere Flood Fernandes McCulloch Herbert 08/04/17 Glossop North End H ES1N 317 7-2 Burgess Flood Edgar McCulloch Herbert 11/04/17 Lancaster City H ES1N 360 2-0 Aghayere Flood Edgar McCulloch Herbert 15/04/17 Ossett Town A ES1N 17/04/17 Bamber Bridge H ES1N 22/04/17 Radcliffe Borough A ES1N TBA Southport LSCF Players marked in bold are goalscorers; players marked in italics indicate substitutions
ures, Results, Appearances & Goalscorers
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15
Simpson Nicholson 2 Nicholson Quirk 3 Doran Edgar Harper Scarisbrick 2 Grainger
Simpson Nicholson Nicholson Quirk Doran Edgar Jones Dean Bannister
Simpson Quirk Turner Dean Doran (p) Edgar Nicholson Phillips Marie
Simpson Quirk Turner Dean 2 Doran Edgar Phillips Marie Bannister
Phillips Weaver Bannister Dean Quirk Nicholson Turner Simpson Marie
Turner Simpson Nicholson Dean Marie Edgar Phillips Quirk Doran
Phillips Bannister Nicholson Quirk Doran 3 (1p) Edgar Nicholson Turner Marie
Phillips Bannister Nicholson Quirk Doran Edgar Nicholson Turner Dean
Weaver Bannister Nicholson Phillips Dean Nicholson O'Rielly Turner Simpson
Simpson Phillips (p) Nicholson Dolling Dean Cussani Edgar Bannister Scarisbrick
Simpson Bannister Nicholson Phillips Dean Edgar Dolling Doran Jones
Simpson Phillips Turner Doran Dean Edgar Nicholson Bannister Quirk
Simpson Bannister Turner Doran Dean Edgar Nicholson Quirk Cartwright
Nicholson Bannister Turner Doran Dean Edgar Simpson Quirk Phillips
Simpson Turner Nicholson Doran Phillips Nicholson Edgar Dean Quirk
Simpson Phillips Wright Doran Quirk Edgar Dean Turner Bannister
Simpson Phillips Wright Dean Doran Edgar Quirk Turner Herbert
Simpson Phillips Wright Dean Quirk Edgar Doran Nicholson McIntosh
Simpson Nicholson Turner Dean Quirk Edgar Doran Phillips Herbert
Simpson Phillips Turner Dean Doran Edgar Nicholson Cartwright Nicholson
Simpson Bannister Turner Dean Doran Edgar Nicholson Cartwright Quirk
Turner Nicholson Simpson Dean Quirk (p) Edgar Nicholson Cartwright Herbert
McCulloch Bannister Nicholson Dean Quirk Edgar Dolling Jones Marie
Turner Marie Simpson Doran Dean Edgar Bannister Quirk Herbert
Scarisbrick Bannister Wynne Doran 2 Quirk 2 Nicholson Edgar Marie Dean
Simpson Wynne Turner Marie Dean Edgar Bannister Doran Flood
Turner Marie Simpson Doran Dean Edgar Bannister Wynn Flood
Turner Marie Simpson Doran Dean Edgar Bannister Wynn Wright
Turner Marie Wright Doran Dean Edgar Simpson Wynn Nicholson
Wynn Flood Simpson Doran Marie Edgar Bannister Turner Cartwright
Cartwright Turner Simpson Doran 2 (1p) Marie Wynn Flood Dolling Scarisbrick
Turner Wynne Almond Marie 2 Dean Edgar Cain Herbert Scarisbrick
Turner Cain Wynne Marie Almond Edgar Herbert Dolling Scarisbrick
Scarisbrick Almond 2 Wynne Marie 2 Dean Edgar Cain Wright Reid
Wright Cain Wynne Reid Dolling Edgar Doyle Dean Scarisbrick
Scarisbrick Almond Wynne Marie Dean Cain Cartwright Edgar Wright
Wright Almond Wynne Marie Dean Edgar Reid Cartwright Dolling
Wright Almond Wynne Marie Dean Edgar Reid Cain Faux
McIntosh Almond Wynne Marie Dean Edgar Dolling le Faux Cain
Wright (p) Marie Wynne Reid Dolling Cain Scarisbrick Herbert Wilson
Wright Feux Wynne Marie Dean Cain Fernandes Dolling Herbert
Wright Dean Wynne Reid Marie Cain Dolling Scarisbrick Fernandes
Scarisbrick Almond Wright Reid Dolling Cain Marie Dean Wynne
Wright Marie Wynne Reid Dolling Dean Cain Herbert Faux
Wright Faux Scarisbrick Reid Dolling Dean Wynne Edgar Doyle
Scarisbrick Faux Wright Reid Dolling Almond 2 Dean Flood Wynne
Scarisbrick Almond 2 Wright 2 (1p) Reid Dean Edgar Dolling Faux Cain
Scarisbrick Faux Wright Almond 3 Dolling 2 Dean 2 Aghayere Coyne Marie
Scarisbrick Almond Wright Marie Dolling Dean Faux Billington Coyne2016-17 Season
Matchday Sponsors
Date Opponents Match Sponsor Ball Sponsor
13/08/16 Ossett Town Prescot Cables Supporters’ Club
20/08/16 Trafford (FA Cup Class of 57 Butterworth Barlow
Prekiminary Round) Chartered Accountants
27/08/16 Radcliffe Borough Prescot Reform Club Harry Molyneux
13/09/16 Kendal Town (Integro
Doodson Sport Cup)
17/09/16 Mossley Mayfair Airport Transfers Merseyside Printing
Company
20/09/16 Colwyn Bay Prime Contracts Ltd. Cliff Mason
27/09/16 Hyde United Rotary Club of Prescot
08/10/16 Osset Albion (FA Britannia Fleet Removals & Storage
Trophy Preliminary)
15/10/16 Brighouse Town Mick & Barbara Flaherty
22/10/16 Farsley Celtic St Helens Law John M James
12/11/16 Clitheroe Friends of Prescot Cables
19/11/16 Tadcaster Albion Hi-Tech Coatings (Rainford) John Lol Taylor
Ltd
03/12/16 Scarborough Athletic Enid Harding David Hill
17/12/16 Ramsbottom United Bob Nicholson
14/01/17 Ossett Albion Prescot Reform Club Sean, Reece and Adam
Lester
17/01/17 AFC Liverpool (LSC)
11/02/17 Colne In Memory of Gwyneth Parr & Majorie Hough
In Memory of David Parry
21/02/17 Trafford PMB Tools
04/03/17 Kendal Town In memory of David Rose David Quinn
11/03/17 Droyslden Francesca Stedman
25/03/17 Goole The Dugout Irregulars (Gold Sponsors)
04/04/17 Burscough Peter Kneale, Solicitor Jamie Weston
08/04/17 Glossop North End The Sun Inn In Memory of Jean Jones
11/04/17 Lancaster City Prescot Door & Window Centre
17/04/17 Bamber Bridge The Royal Oak Hotel
If you wish to sponsor a game, a ball or both please contact Mike
Flaherty or any committee member and your name will be added to the
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Evo-Stik League First Division North
Up to and including Tuesday 11th April 2017
Easter week results & fixtures:
Tuesday 11th April Colwyn Bay vs Farsley Celtic
Clitheroe 3-1 Bamber Bridge [419] Droylsden vs Lancaster City
Prescot Cables 2-0 Lancaster City [360] Glossop North End vs Colne
Radcliffe Borough 3-0 Colwyn Bay [111 Goole AFC vs Ramsbottom United
Kendal Town vs Mossley
Saturday 15th April Ossett Town vs Prescot Cables
Bamber Bridge vs Scarborough Athletic Radcliffe Borough vs Brighouse Town
Clitheroe vs Ossett Albion Tadcaster Albion vs Hyde United
Today’s games:
Brighouse Town vs Goole AFC Ossett Albion vs Burscough
Colne vs Clitheroe Prescot Cables vs Bamber Bridge
Farsley Celtic vs Ossett Town Ramsbottom United vs Radcliffe Borough
Hyde United vs Droylsden Scarborough Athletic vs Tadcaster Albion
Lancaster City vs Kendal Town Trafford vs Colwyn Bay
Mossley vs Glossop North EndPrescot Cables Football Club
Squad Number Sponsors
SQUAD NUMBER SPONSORS NAME
1 The Town of Larvik, Norway
Knowsley Junior Football
2
Development League
3 GKW (The Busbar Specialist)
4 Goldencraft Jewellers
5 CW Electrical
6 Lisa Woods Therapies
7 All Star Coaching
8 Jessies Jewels
9 CTC 10.22 Crew
10 Masprint
11 RT Diamond Drilling
BENCH The Town of Larvik, Norway
WE ARE PRESCOT CABLESReserve Team
Fixtures & Results
Date Opponents H/A Comp. Res. Scorers
13/08/16 KIRKBY TOWN RAILWAY H WCL2 2-1 EDWARDS, GRANGER
15/08/16 Mossley Hill Athletic Res. A WCL2 5-2 Avraam, Davies, Ilford, Lonorgan,
Sambor
20/08/16 VAUXHALL MOTORS RES. H WCL2 6-0 DAVIES 2, DONNELLY,
GRANGER, SAMBOR 2
22/08/16 Marshalls A WCL2 1-1 Sambor
30/08/16 HALE H WCL2 4-1 AVRAAM, GRANGER, SAMBOR
2
03/09/16 BOOTLE RES. H WCL2 4-0 DAVIES 2, DONNELLY,
LONORGAN
10/09/16 MAGHULL RES. H WCL2 2-2 DONNELLY, GRANGER
01/10/16 Neston Nomads A HGB1 3-3 aet * Avraam 2, Granger
08/10/16 Rylands A LFAC 4-2 Avraam 2, Donnelly, Sambor
15/10/16 Vauxhall Motors Res. A WCL2 3-1 Avraam, Edwards, Sambor
22/10/16 SOUTHPORT TRINITY H WCL2 9-2 BOWEN, EDWARDS, HARPER,
MARIE 3, SAMBOR 3
29/10/16 Ashville A WCL2 2-3 Bowen, Donnelly
05/11/16 Byrom A LFAC 2-3 Avraam, Sambor
12/11/16 West Kirby Res. A WCL2 2-2 Sambor, Donnelly
19/11/16 WEST KIRBY RES. H WCL2 5-3 AVRAAM, DAVIES, GRANGER
2, SAMBOR
26/11/16 ASHVILLE H HGBQF 3-0 Sambor 3
17/12/16 MARSHALLS H WCL2 1-5 Banks
14/01/17 NESTON NOMADS H WCL2 0-2 -
21/01/17 SOUTH LIVERPOOL RES. H WCL2 1-1 GIBILIRU
28/01/17 Bootle Res. A WCL2 3-2 ?
04/02/17 Hale A WCL2 2-6 Edwards 2
11/02/17 Southport Trinity A WCL2 2-6 Edwards, Gibiliru
18/02/17 Neston Nomads A WCL2 0-2 -
25/02/17 Maghull Res. A HGBSF 1-0 ?
11/03/17 MOSSLEY HILL ATHLETIC RES H WCL2 0-3 -
25/03/17 WILLASTON H WCL2 4-0 GIBILRU 2, PICKLES, WILSON
27/03/17 Kirkby Town Railway A WCL2 1-1 Pickles
08/04/17 HESWALL RES H WCL2 0-0 -
12/04/17 Heswall Res A WCL2 - -
22/04/17 Willaston A WCL2 - -
29/04/17 South Liverpool Res A WCL2 - -
TBA Heswall Res N HGBF - -
* = Prescot Cables won 3-1 on penaltiesUnder-18 Team
Fixtures & Results
Date Opponents H/A Comp. Res.
04/09/16 ALTRINCHAM H NWYA 3-3
11/09/16 AFC BLACKPOOL H NWOC 4-2 aet
25/09/16 ST. HELEN’S TOWN H Fr. 1-2
02/10/16 CHORLEY H NTC 1-2
09/10/16 Warrington Town A NWYA 5-3
16/10/16 HYDE UNITED H NWYA 1-0
23/10/16 NEWTON H NWOC 2-1
30/10/16 CHORLEY H NWYA 2-1
06/11/16 Curzon Ashton A NWYA 0-4
13/11/16 MORECAMBE H NWYA 4-1
27/11/16 Morecambe A NWYA 2-2
04/12/16 SKELMERSDALE UNITED H NWYA 1-2
11/12/16 Ashton Athletic A NWOC 2-4 aet
08/01/17 Hyde United A NWYA 2-2
22/01/17 CHESTER H NWYA 0-1
29/01/17 WARRINGTON TOWN H NWYA 2-1
05/02/17 AFC FYLDE H NWYA 3-7
19/02/17 Skelmersdale United A NWYA 1-3
19/03/17 ASHTON ATHLETIC. H NWYA 1-5
09/04/17 CURZON ASHTON H NWYA 1-0
16/04/17 Chorley A NWYA -
18/04/17 Ashton Athletic A NWYA -
23/04/17 Altrincham A NWYA -
03/05/17 Chester A NWYA -
14/05/17 AFC Fylde A NWYA -WORK HARD. PLAY HARDER.
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League Tables
Reserve Team – West Cheshire League Division Two
As of 08/04/2017 P W D L GF GA GD Pts
Ashville 24 20 1 3 75 26 49 61
Marshalls 23 18 3 2 86 28 58 57
Mossley Hill Athletic Res. 24 12 6 6 60 39 21 42
Hale 26 12 5 9 59 45 14 41
Neston Nomads 24 12 4 8 60 41 19 40
South Liverpool Res. 25 10 9 6 66 45 21 39
Maghull Res. 20 10 7 3 52 27 25 37
Kirkby Town Railway 26 10 7 9 79 59 20 37
CABLES RESERVES 23 10 6 7 59 46 13 36
Bootle Res. 24 6 7 11 39 51 -12 25
West Kirby Res. 28 7 2 19 38 98 -60 23
Willaston 23 6 3 14 44 79 -35 21
Vauxhall Motors Res. 26 6 3 17 46 83 -37 21
Heswall Res. 23 4 7 12 27 52 -25 19
Southport Trinity 23 3 0 20 41 112 -71 9
U18 Team – North West Youth Alliance Premier Division
As of 09/04/17 P W D L GF GA GD Pts
Curzon Ashton 14 11 1 2 46 13 33 34
Chester 12 9 1 2 41 12 29 28
AFC Fylde 13 8 3 2 39 16 23 27
Ashton Athletic 13 7 2 4 31 25 6 23
Hyde United 18 6 2 10 32 42 -10 20
CABLES U18 13 5 3 5 24 32 -8 18
Altrincham 14 4 3 7 30 32 -2 15
Warrington Town 16 5 0 11 33 59 -26 15
Morecambe 16 2 5 9 26 53 -27 11
Chorley 12 2 2 8 10 29 -19 8
Skelmersdale United - record expungedNon-League Newsround GROUND PROBLEMS MAY DENY DARLINGTON PLAY-OFF PLACE There are question marks about Darlington’s participation in the Vanarama National League North playoffs. The Quakers have released a statement after talk gathered pace that their stadium may not be fit for the step up. They moved back to Darlington in December, but there is debate about Blackwell Meadows’ certificate. Darlo are on track to finish in the playoffs, a point behind fourth placed Salford City and are level on points with Chorley and Stockport County. A club statement didn’t deny there are problems but they confirmed they are waiting on the decision of the league. “The Board of Darlington are aware of rumours concerning whether Blackwell Meadows meets the grading requirements to allow the club to complete in the National League playoffs,” it read. “Discussions are continuing with the National League and fans will be informed as soon as a decision is taken by the League. “The club will make no further comment until then on any of its media outlets” NPL STARS HONOURED AT AWARDS CEREMONY Last Sunday night saw the annual Evo-Stik Northern Premier League Awards Evening held in Barnsley at the plush Brooklands Holiday Inn. It was a season where no player picked up more than one individual award, with the gongs being handed out by the guest of honour, the former Wrexham and Wolves manager Dean Saunders. The Premier Division Player Of The Year award went to Blyth Spartans’ Daniel Maguire. He capped off a memorable weekend by picking up the award just 24 hours after helping the North East side win promotion out of the Northern Premier League, his 26 goals being critical for the club’s promotion. He was also to come third place in the supporters player of the year award. While Marcus Dinanga of Matlock Town took the Young player Of The Year award for the Premier Division. The forward has impressed many people during his loan spell at the Derbyshire club from Championship side Burton Albion. Each division has a team of the season and the Premier Division’s team read: Shane Bland (Whitby Town), Andy White (Nantwich Town), Jack Duggan (Stourbridge), Dan Scarr (Stourbridge), Kallum Griffiths (Spennymoor Town), Robbie Dale (Blyth Spartans), Dale Hopson (Whitby Town), Sean Cooke (Nantwich Town), Marcus Dinanga (Matlock Town), Luke Benbow (Stourbridge) and Daniel Maguire (Blyth Spartans) James Walshaw has been key to Farsley Celtic’s quest for promotion and it was no surprise that he took the Payer Of The Year award for the First Division North. The leading scorer for the division has bagged 31 goals this season as the Villagers lead the table a point ahead of Lancaster City.
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Non-League Newsround Meanwhile, Elliott Rokka of Radcliffe Borough picked up the Young Player Of The Year award for the division The young forward has scored nine goals in 16 games for the Boro this season. It was a great night for Rokka as he bagged the runners-up spot in the vote for supporters player of the year award. The team of the season was dominated by Farsley Celtic players, as four players made up the team of the year, Graeme Kibbin, Aaron Hardy, Lewis Nightingale and James Walshaw. In full the team was Graeme Kibbin (Farsley Celtic), Adam Sumner (Lancaster City), Tyrone Gray (Ossett Town), Chris Anderson (Tadcaster Albion), Aaron Hardy (Farsley Celtic), Lewis Nightingale (Farsley Celtic), Sam Bailey (Kendal Town), Jonathan Greening (Tadcaster Albion), Jordan Connerton (Lancaster City), James Walshaw (Farsley Celtic) and Aaron Burns (Trafford FC). When you have Gavin Allott in your side you always know that you are going to get goals and this season has been no different for the former Frickley Athletic man as he has bagged 24 goals so far this season for Shaw Lane as they look for promotion to the Premier Division, he was rewarded for his goals by scooping the Player Of The Year award for the First Division South. Witton Albion’s Bradley Bauress picked up the Young Player Of The Year award. The Cheshire club is in the hunt for promotion this season thanks in part to his 18 league goals that he has netted for the side. Michael Duggan (Spalding United), Matty Devine (Witton Albion), Nathan Stanfield (Spalding United), Liam Dolman (AFC Rushden and Diamonds), Anthony Gardener (Witton Albion), Ryan Qualter (Shaw Lane AFC), Bradley Bauress (Witton Albion), Kelvin Lugsden (Shaw Lane), Gavin Allott (Shaw Lane), Anthony Malbon (Kidsgrove Athletic) and Bradley Wells (Spalding United) made up the team of the year for the NPL First Division South. The Northern Premier League runs its own successful academy league and the Player Of The Year winner was by midfielder Lewis Belgrave of Mickleover Sports.The team for the academy, which boasted four players from the Derbyshire club of Mickleover Sports was made up of Jordan Pierpoint (Matlock Town), Manzoor Amiri (Mickleover Sports), Joe Ruane (Warrington Town), Scott Taylor (Belper Town), Morgan Williams (Mickleover Sports), Lewis Belgrave (Mickleover Sports), Adam Leach (Radcliffe Borough), Stephen Stretton (Radcliffe Borough), Jordan Lee (Matlock Town), Jake Dickinson (Mickleover Sports) and Euan Woods (Warrington Town) Each season the supporters get to chose their own winners through the Northern Premier League Facebook group; this year Dale Hopson of Whitby Town took the prize ahead of Rokka and Maguire. Hopson has been key for Blues in their promotion push. The other award that was handed out on Sunday night was the lifetime achievement award, which went to Clitheroe FC chairwomen, Ann Barker.
On the road with Cables
Bootle and Tadcaster Albion
Our next two matches see the First Team take a break from the League with a short trip
to Bootle, before a journey to Yorkshire to take on Tadcaster Albion. The details of these
matches are as follows:
Bootle Tadcaster Albion
Delta Taxis Stadium i2i Stadium
Vesty Road Ings Lane
Bootle Tadcaster
Merseyside North Yorkshire
L30 1NY LS24 9AY
Admission: £5.00 Adults, £2.00 Admission: £7.00 Adults, £4.00
concessions. concessions, £1.00 Juniors (aged 8-17).
Under-7s admitted free.
Directions by Car: At Liverpool end of
M57 and M58 follow signs for Liverpool Directions by Car: From A64 follow
(A59 (S)), for 1 1/2 miles. At Aintree Tadcaster signs (A659) either from the
racecourse on left and Aintree Train west or east. From the west, on reaching
Station on right ,turn right at lights into John Smiths Brewery turn right down
Park Lane. Turn left at second set of lights Centre Lane or New Street. From the
into Bridle Road. After 200 yards turn left east, go over the river bridge, turn left after
at lights into Vesty Estate , ground 200 pedestrian lights and down New Street.
yards further down.
Directions by Public Transport:
As this is a Liverpool Senior Cup semi- Nearest Station: York 9¾m. Yorkshire
final, the tie will be concluded on the night, Coastliner buses 840/843/845 from York
with extra time to be played in the event of (Station) to Tadcaster (Bus Station); half
a draw and a penalty competition should hourly, takes 25 mins. Then from Bridge
the scores still be level after extra time. Street turn south into New Street, left into
Ings Lane, and ground is at end (¼m).
The winners will face Southport or
Litherland REMYCA in the Final. In addition, there is plenty of on-site
parking available at the i2i Stadium as
well as spaces in the town centre free of
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